25
in
li
in.
ic
I'l
.11'
l
Shop
TAXI
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
found
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIOECK,
Prop.
lur
XVI,,
NO.
0?
rulcmed
tu
925.1)1)0
line
ipil(cil.
I
(iiiiioiuii'cd
Ihiil
Hi.-
case
will
be
appealed.
Tin'
uiilivulnul-
louud
guilty
wer
J.
A.
Simiuglon
f
Miu-prridciil
el
the
Nii-.li
Simiiiglon
Lid.
and
general
K
ot
Hie
Vi-h
linn:
Williiini
Colipioliniiu
of
ilegina.
su-w
S;k.t.
In-w.,!!.
.md
V.
J.
Carriilheo
of
Uulgary.
itORE
ROBBED
ON
SATURDAY
fcleves
Were
Seen
About
Mid
Operating
at
Rear
of
fight
Georoe
Kerr
Butcher
ii'lf
lini
Jn-llljj
Vltlie-
nank
clerk
wlm
wen-i
in-
tatr
leading
In
tin-
nark,
two
inwraudcri.
tienre
Kerr
iiut-
:.
Third
Avenue
alxtut
on
,8alrirliy
ami
got
Hi
i
ce
ham
mid
three
I
hi
it
a
made
by
a
nun
bur
.in'l
going
a
1
:r
window
inch
had
In-ii
M'f
ny
the
1-1
tll
I:
v
w
ol
a
mal
-
"-it
and
iiniiar-ii
innMc.
wen-
ftirll-A'Mt
noli-
;i
nf
iict-i
-.
.i
tved
mi
tiin-M'-
l
td
made
:away.
u
tlir
Jlnuill
line
that
-
or
bail
la
n
nilered
in-
milliner
within
a
oi
n-c
cf
tune.
Ill"
old
hel.
i
!i
Hi-eeM
In
Hie
windnu
matter,
m
being
tak-n
'
Mr
Kerr
)-
he
i
ii
:.
Itic
lur
cliai-m-d
:
II
v
On
Hie
orra-Moti
roOtir
i
v
,
tiiini"
ami
Hrn
inker.
!EGINA
BEATS
TOWERSHOCKEY
First
Game
of
Two
for
Elimlna
Hon
In
Allan
Cup
Series
Goes
to
Victorias
II.
Im
IN
V
Mar
ir..
-
lleginn
Vie-
ilefealfd
Vanrouxer
Tow-
tioal.H
In
three
on
Sal-Ilie
firs!
of
txvo
Allan
I
.iVidT-
here
The
xvinnei
h'
i
in.
one
Hint
nei-orejt
Ihe
mimbei
or
point
i
in
Ihe
tainr
APANESE
DIES
RESULT
WOUNDS
Paymaster
Victim
of
Shooting
by
Nationalist
Troops
at
Entrance
to
Pol
River
p
PIT
IlIVF.Il.
Tieiilxin,
Mar.
15
M'ay
maler
Uaiitaiu
Tmiji
i'
Bead
a
a
re-suit
of
injuries
re-
reived
l
rldny
when
Cliine.-'e
Na-'mini
trooiiM
fired
nn
Japaiio('
lb-Milliner
euleriiiiit
Pei
lliver
al
Baku.
Nine
oilier
were
wound-
W
II.
Manuel,
G.X.Il.
Iravollinif
ptidilnr,
in
in
Ihu
oily
on
buiiu"o.
Iiavlng
arrived
from
Princo
.I'onro
nn
ibis
modninsr's
train.
upervior
for
Alberta
nod
i'h
Columbia
of
t
companies
charged.
,
xenlirl
of
uil(y
whs
brought
again!
Hip
four
firm.
Mutual
Vancouver
.
.Mutual
Hroker
of
Calgary,
Mutual
Hroker
or
ilegina
iui-1
Mutual
I
tinker
nf
Winning.
Tin
Inlal
fine
lrvtl
aiiiiiunt
In
2l(i,non.
Kaeh
of
lh
ronr
individual
guilt?
iii
also
sen-("need
to
line
day
imprisonment.
i:
ROBBERS
CARRIED
AWAY
VALUABLES
FROM
BRONX
STORE
-O.IUV-AOHK
Mv.r
1-Fixe
roUixHw
nt-aped
with'
diaitmniN
and
Jwxvllery
atol
al
fTft.ood
lat
Snt-urday
tifgftl
after
holding
up
Sim
A
Omipuiiy
-iliii-e
in
the
llrnux,
lK-k-"
iu-
the
proprietor,
mid
two
elerk
in
the
WARM
WAVE
OF
SPRING
PASSES
OVER
COUNTRY
At
No
Place
Was
the
Weather
Cold
Yesterday,
Ten
Abovo
Zero
Being
Coldest
In
Yukon
Tli
xxurm
waxc
of
,-piiiir
wlii.'h
tiiuki'-
lire
eujoyabb-
n-piiiii'i'
liu.i-rt
i
affeeliuK
the
wloib'
ol
NoiHii-rn
IVrilisli
uinbia
and
the
Yukon.
Zero
weather
dippeaii-d
and
the
rohleid
wan
Hi
Htilvie
in
the
Yukon
where
it
registered
ten
aboxe,
aeeoiillug
to
Hie
tele-uiiiilne
xxenllier
report
of
the
liiiveruineot
''eleriiphs
sent
out
al
eiahl
o'eloek
ibis
nioruins-Hie
detail
were:
Terrace
-t.lear,
calm;
temper
ature.
3.i.
nxo
:ienr,
calm:
lempera-
lure.'tH.
Slew.n
l
Uear,
ealm;
lemper-
alnr.'.
III.
Ilniellon
tlloudy,
calm:
lem-
oeralure,
32.
Telegraph
'reek
tJloudy.
ealm:
temperature,
28.
Smllbers
Part
cloudy,
calm:
temperature,
38.
Hum
Lake
Clear,
calm
lent
oeratniv.
32.
wiiiiii-bor.se
Clear,
soulh
wind:
lemperalure,
3C.
Lower
Lebarse
Snow,
south
xvinil:
leinperaluro,
37.
r.anniirkH
Cloudy,
soulh
wind:
lemperalure.
30.
Selkirk
Cloudy,
ealm;
loin-
oernlorc.
35.
i
Slewart
llixer
-
Cloudy,
calm:
lemperalure,
jtf.
tlgilvle
Cloudy,
calm;
Icm-
iieialure.
10.
.
HawKon
-
utmirty.
calm;
tein-
peialure.
SO.
HOTEL
BURNED.
SHHKVHPOnT.
La..
Mar.
15
Five
person
lost
their
lives
when
I
be
Crewell
Hole!
was
ileslroyei
by
fire.
IDOUBLE
WEEKLY
!
BOAT
SERVICE
C.N.R.
Inaugurates
Spring
Schedule
Next
Week
With
Prince
Georoe
and
Prince
(
Charles
The
CN.lt.
Coast
Hlcain-iiip
spring
sehedulu.
providing
for
twice-a
-week
service
'
between
Vancouver,
Ocean
Fall.,
Prince
ituprrt.
Mew
art
ami
Anyux,
will
lie
inaugurated
next
week.
Under
llii
nrliedule.
Hie
Prince
lieorgc
will
arrive
Iroin
(lie
soulh
at
10.30.
Wednesday
morning
and,
after
making
tin-
run
lu
Slewurt
and
Antnx.
will
sad
fur
Hie
South
at
l
o'eloek
Friday
morning
The
Prince
Qiarlrs,
arriving
from
the
south
on
Saturday-,
a
ir
makinst
the
Sirrari-iiM.'
trip,
will
fail
r-i
tne
south
ti
o'clock
Monday
morning-
P
i
the
inlonlinn
to
muni
ltd
mtvip
until
June
when
Miree
boa's
a
week
will
bo
put
on.
11
is
staled
unofficially
imwextr.
Ilia'
Uir
Priiiec
Cliarle
will
Y
repiaceo
iy
the
Prince
Hup'
rt
wi;(i)t
a
IllOlltll.
Tin-
ftint
larve
-pe-ial
pa-y
the
year
wilFhe
hiinjlled
by
the
C.N'.ll.
HXt
Monday.
fMjiiw
lOOl
of
flckiU
aiul
aK'uUif
tins
UtraJ.
'W'rsJff
lrtfiV?Mrairr
rlxe
rron
th
'ea
V
peemi
train
(
'
1..10
MomJay
aNeroootl
and
will
iil
for
the
miuiii
on
'
uc,
J'rioee
Ituperl
which
h
to
uiak-'
u.
IMfiiai
trip
tor
Hie
oi-iiikioii
The
nUnmer
will
proceed
from
It
to
Vieloria
in
Oreau
I'allc
where
a
cnutenlion
i-.
to
be
held.
Tli
party
rnniin
fnun
Hie
IikI
will
l'
joined
hen-
by
15
or
'.'0
peroii.
from
the
mhiIIi
who
will
nrrixe
from
Vuneouxer
on
the
inletiH
Sunday
afternoon
and
return
nuli
xvilb
the
main
party.
The
city
ticket
office
an-
I
noimreti
thai
there
will
be
Mime
aeroiuininliilion
for
irgular
busi-nen-.
no
the
(.peeial
trip
oT
the
Princi-
Ilupert.
HIGHPRICES
Up
can
craft
particularly
gel
line
hitflt,
prices.
-.Hunts
wilh
I
S.
registry
gol
from
17
and
8
to
17.11)
and
8
for
115.700
pounds
and
units
wills
Canadian
registry
were-
Paid
from
1
1.7(1
and
0
to
ISjfJJt
hud
0
for
151,750
pounds.
ihe
arrivals
were:
American:
Italiiler
18,0(10
to
Hootji
Fisl
criorf.
Augusta
U.000.
Sherman,
II
0001
(llueicr,
7,000;
lu
Cold
Stor-
ago.
AMERICAN
FISH
to
17.40
a
Pound
Paid
U.S.
Catches
and
15.30
for
Canadian
Seventeen
fishiiiK
Ihoir
cutchrx
today
exchange
at
prices
quite
remunerative.
for
hual
sold
al
Hie
fish
that
wcr:-I
be
Amen-
Alliance
I.,
13,000
lo
PacifU
Fisheries.
WW,
2,700;
J.
P.
Todd
1I
8,-
000
do
Hoyal
Fish
Co.
Ithonu
17,000
lo
Allin
Fisheries.
Canadian
Caygeon,
0,000.
Mab
3.500
Fisher
3,000
lo
ilnyal
Fish
Co.
i
Pair
of
Jacks
y.OOO
lo
Pacific
FislFcries,
.
.Mayflower
5,000.
Cape
-Swalp
8,noo,!,
hoyusu
3,000
lo
Cold
Hlor
.loliitnna
10,000
lo
Atlln
Fish.
erift.
F.dxvard
II.,
250
lo
Hooth
Fish
cries.
FORTUNEOF
A
PEDDLER
Well
Known
Winnipeg
Cripple
Had
$26,000
In
Five
Winnipeg
Banks
WINNIPEG,
March
15
Familiar
to
thousands
of
Winnipeg
residents,
who
consider-'
ed
him
Just
an
"unfortunate
shoe
lace
peddler,"
William
J.
Hackett,
a
cripple,
plunged
to
his
death
from
the
fifth
floor
of
the
Salvation
Army
hotel
yesterday
and
today
It
was
disclosed
that
he
had
a
fortune
In
five
banks
totalling
$26,000
TRAIN
WRECK
IN
COSTA
RICA
Total
Killed
Was
178
and
Injured
75
When
Cars
Went
Over
Embankment
P.OSTON.
Muich
15.
In
the
wreck
of
an
excursion
train
between
Alajueua
ami
Cartage
in
Cosln
llica
Sunday
178
persons
were
killed
and
75
injured,
according
lo
word
received
here
by
agents
of
the
1
uited
Fruit
Com
pany,
owners
or
Ihe
line.
Threw
coaches
went
oxer
n
.'fifty
fool
embankment.
The
train
carried
a
thousand
passengers.
WILLIAM
TOLMIE
DIES
VICTORIA.
Mar.
15.
William
r.
i
opine.
(J
years
or
age,
brother
of
lion.
S.
Tolmie.
Cnnservalive
oraanlter
for
the
.Dominion,
i-
dead.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PHINCK
Iiri'EItT,
H.(I,.
MOM
JAY.
MAHCII
17,
1020.
StUirdays
Circulation,
1314
FAMED
EXPLORER
MAKES
TRIP
THROUGH
CANADA
Ill
111
III
III
IpbbBofSh
KOALD
AMUNDSEX,
hts
trip
from
the
Pai
4fle
to
the
At-famous
CAPT.
an
the
discoverer
of
lant
e
over
Xat
ona!
lines
on
his
the
South
Pols
and
renowned
Journey
to
Spitzberjren.
where
he
Arctic
explorer,
climbed
Into
the
join
the
crevr
of
s
xteen
pilots
snd
cb
to
set
"shot"
with
Engineer
explorers
on
the
proposed
"Rome
Miller
by
newpoer
cameramen
to
Nome"
trip
by
dirigible,
this
during
his
short
stop
a
few
days
i
Pring.
Ilis
objective
on
this
new-ao
at
thu
Csnsdisn
Nationsl!elt
Tnode
of
exploration
Is
to
fly
station
in
Winnipeg,
en
route
toi?Ter,
,he
North
Pole-
llTi
ot
New
Y'ork
to
ssi)
for
Europe.
hl
fellow
countrymen
and
prom-....
.
.
inent
Canadians
greeted
him
at
Although
It
was
his
first
Tisit
to
stations
along
the
line
to
wish
the
Canada,
Capt
Amundsen
was
tin-1
intrepid
csptain
all
success
in
his
able
to
make
any
lengthy
stops
on
I
exploit.
C.N.R.
Photo.
NEW
MINISTER
!
IS
WELCOMED
Large
Congregations
Greeted
Rev.
T.
E.
Rinde
at
Lutheran
Church
Yesterday
The
Melropole
Hall
beiag
filled
to
capacity
for
both
morning
and
evening
services,
the
congregation
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
yesterday
welcoined
ild
now
pastor.'
Ilex.
T.
F..
Itinilewho
comes
here
from
Laramie,
Wyoming.
Mr.
Hindi-
spoke
at
bj)tli
services.
Inking
as
his
suliject
in
the
morning,
"Why
llaxi!
Vou
Called
Me?"
and,
in
the
evening,
"The
delation
of
the
Pastor
and
i
lie
i
onurrenauon.
mere
was
special
musi6
by
the
choir
and,
in
the
evening,
flow
P.
K.
Haisler
delivered
an
address
of
welcome
lo
the
new
pastor,
also
reviewing
Ihe
work
that
had
been
perforin-
...ii
i
t
,
m
en
u.v
iiiuiscu.
Mr.
'Haisler
will
leave
on
Fri
day
of
Ibis
week
for
Juneau
on
church
oivrauiintion
work.
.Later
lie
will
return
to
his
hradnuar
lers
in
Victoria.
Mrs.
Haisler
and
family
will
remain
in
tlw
city
until
Ihe
close
of
the
present
chool
term.
,
The
Pacific
Ameriban
Fisheries
steamer
Norwood.
Cap!.
Flelcher.
arrived
in
pnrl
yesterday
morning
lo
dischange
supplies
ftjr'thn
Port
Kdward
cannery.
Tho
Vessel
xva
southbound
from
Alaska
lo
Hellinaham.
'
The
warm
sunshine
eslerday
brought
Ihe
'Whole
tovxn
Wotit,
many
taking
In
Ihe
wnler
ill
Jiqa'
and
others
working
on
.ilieir
boats
in
preparation
for
fifluro
-veins.
Slrrel
Sttot.
350
PORT
ARTHUR
WINS
FROM
FORT
WILLIAM
IN
AMATEUR
HOCKEY
FOItT
WILLIAM.
Mar.
15.
Hy
defeating
Fori
William
one
goa.
lo
nothing
Saturday
night.
Port
Arthur
qualified
for
Hie
semi
finals
in
llu-
Allan
cup
series
Hinali-uc
hockey.
Alter
two
games
Ihe
teams
were
lied
three
lo
Hi
ice
and
the
third
game
wa
necessary
m
order
lo
reach
a
decision.
STAMPEDERS
RETURN
NOME
GOLD
STRIKE
NOMi:.
March
15.
Stamped
ers
returning
from
Hie
gold
strike
at
Din
ft
s.
(sixty
miles
noriii
or
here,
report
I
tie
owners
of
thev
ground
were
generous
and
till
were
given
a
chance
lo
pan
for
themselves.'
Merrill
and
Chid
dick
who
made
Ihe
strike,
de
clared
I
hey
look
'lYoni
t
to
$3.50
a
pan
from
an
eigldeen
inch
paystreak,'
Ihe
.
I
uited
Stale
auxiliary
schooner
Hoxer
was
taken
put
of
Hie
water
al
the
dry
dock
lodaV
for
survey
ami
possible
repairf
following
her
rrcetit
stranding
on
Wliiteetiff
t.lnnd.
ord
has
been
received
her.
of
Ihe
death
in
Y'ancouxer
rif.Mrs
Malcolm
McQuarrle.
well
knowi,
In
Ibis
district.
She
was
tb
mother
of
ilrs.
11.
Oosse.
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
467.
PRICK
FIVE
CKNTS,
1U1T
COMBINE
MEN
AND
FIRMS
CONVICTED
RITISH
FLYER
BEAT
FAST
STEAMER
BY
TWO
DAYS
FROM
SOUTH
AFRICA
'fruit
Combine
Brokers
Wound
Guilty
and
Fined
$25,000
Each
Saturday
;oi
YKlt.
iif
lt
rtMidmil
M.n-li
15.
Four
individual-
mill
7y.
fruit
I.
mini
guilty
.Saturday
evening
um
All
oilier
who
were
charged
British
Flyer
Reached
England
from
Capetown
8,000
Miles
in
15
Days
CHOYDON.
.March
15.
Alan
J.
Cohham.
Hritish
premier
1
er.
i-omideted
an
eight
thousand
mile
aii
plane
fliulit
from
jUapelowu
to
Loiulon
in
fifteen
ifny.
reacliing
home
Saluniay
night.
He
was
welcomed
on
his
anival
by
King
tieorge
and
suite
I
u
well
ti
by
a
ujimber
of
proiiiitieut
officials
and
public
men.
(
Cobham
beat
the
fast
liner
Windsor
Castle
bx
two
days,
fliolh
the
airplane
and
Ihe
ship
having
left
Ihe
Soulh
African
port
(al
the
same
time.
.
4-
ON
ASSIZE
DOCKET
AT
VANCOUVER
TODAY
4-1
VANCOLVKll,
Mar.
15.
Siirius
assizes
opened
liere
this
morning
witli
five
murder
cases
in
the
uui
...
!.
Charles
MSonny"
Win'.-
will
be
tried
for
ar
ci-oni
time
on
a
tlianre
-of
iiiurderiiig
Frank
Hossofa
Norlh
Vancouver
siofel'eepor
last
summer.
'V
I
EFFORT
TO
REFORM
a
BPARIiAMENT
OPENS
TODAY
Session
Resumes
After
Two
VXjeeks
Recess
With
Strenuous
Fight
In
Prospect
OITAW
A.
March
15.
Parliament
resassenibled
today
after
the
recess
of
txvo
weeks
asked
for
by
the
government
in
order
to
allow
preparation,
oT
tbo
sessional
program
aud.vrjreorganiza-lion
of
the
cabincL
.
During
the
rccesi
there
has
.
aift
MotliUeal
to
f
I
polit
icaltat--r.
jitvit.
Hie
government
-having
I
had
conferences
oxer
proposed
UICTHDV
mD
crilftni
C,,e':,liUIOI,
arul
ltie
opposition
c
111J1UA1
Tim
ciuuug
further
exidence
LOMONTO.N,
Marcli
for
at-
i
lack
on
the
administration.
15.
Dr.I'l'here
is
every
indication
that
the
Lome
Pierce,
of
Toronto,
addressing
the
Press
Club
of
this
city
referred
to
his,
present
efforts,
in
the
publication
of
a
series
of
readers,
to
lake
Canadian
history
out
of
the
bands
of
policy
of
obstruction
will
be
con
tinued
in
an
effort
to
force
the
government
to
rrlinuuish
the
at
tempt
to
carry
on.
The
Jlackcn-
zie
Kingr
forces
are
confident.
particularly
so
siuce
tbo-disciis-
pedagogies
and
make
it
the
taleJsions
they
have
bad
-with
Pro
or
story
tellers.
Thus
iitt-tead
of
reeking
wilh
dates
and
treaty
cause.
of
wars,
it
will
thrill
wilh
the
romances
of
a
great
country.
Professor
Hurl,
Professor
Long
an-l
Mrs.
Arthur
Murphy
are
among
the
authors
preparing
manuscript-
for
this
series.
pressive
and
Labor
members
and
the
probability
seeniss
to
btt
that
they
will
carry
throikgh.
The
order
paper
is
cluttered
with
ipiestiuns
and
'motions
and
the
fact
that
much
of
tho
Legislation
proposed
will
be
controversial
iseems
to
indicate,
that
the
session
will
be
a
lonr
due
or
Ihat
much
of
the
proposed
Legislation
will
have
to
be
dropped
until
next
year.
Election
Fight
The
business
Of
the
-session
is
scarcely
secondary
lo
the
election
in
West
Middtesex
where
nomin
ations
are
being
made'today.
The
constituency
being
close
to
the
base
at
Ottawa,
many
speakers
will
be
sent
in
from
both
sides
lu
help
the
candidate.
A
substantial
victory
is
expected
fur
v
F.fforts
are
being
made
to
work
on
Ihe
(Juebec
members
wilh
Ihe
idea
of
alienating
them
from
the
government
by
showing
thai
the
west
is
in
control
but
so
far
there
s
no
sign
of
any
results
which
would
jus'ify
Conservative
confi
dence.
DELEGATION
TO
MEET
COUNCIL
Protest
Will'
bo
Mado
Tomorrow
Night
at
Method
of
Selling
Tax
Sale
Lots
Kx-Ald.
Then.
Collar!
will
lead
a
large
delegation
cousisliug
of
the
executive
and
members
of
the
Ratepayers'
Association,
and
properly
owners
generally.
who
will
appear
before
the
city.
council
tomorrow
uhght
lo
proiesl,
against
Hie
present
method'
followed
by
Ihe
city
in
disposing
oflax
siile
lots.
A
leibglhy
-mpinoraiuliiiii
has
been
prepareiLlmd,
a
strong
case,
it
is
said,
will
be
made
out
for
Ihe
consideration.
Of
the
city
fathers.
mm
:1
.if.
A
''.sa
id
m